7. THE SPACE IS NEARLY NON
EXISTENT ˆ ALMOST COMPLETELY OVERTAKEN BY THE HEART
7HAT SHOULD BE A LUNG THAT RESEMBLES AN OVERSIZED
GRAPEFRUIT LOOKS MORE LIKE A SQUISHED BANANA 4HE LEFT
CAVITY IS CONSIDERABLY LARGER THAN EXPECTED
!T LEAST ) WILL BE ABLE TO FIT ONE ,OTS OF PEOPLE LIVE WITH
ONE LUNG
'ANDHI HAS PERFORMED THOUSANDS OF PEDIATRIC
OPERATIONS
9. FEW IN THE WORLD CAN SAY THEYVE DONE MORE
3URGEONS TEND NOT TO GET RATTLED 4HEY GET CREATIVE
4HEIR BRAINS WORK IN RISKS VERSUS BENEFITS
4HEY IMPROVISE
4HE DONOR LUNG COOLER ARRIVES
7HAT IF x
'ANDHI IS THE ONLY SURGEON IN THE ROOM 4HERES
NOBODY TO CONSULT WITH
h)M GOING TO DO SOMETHING A LITTLE DIFFERENT TODAY
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3T ,OUIS #HILDRENS (OSPITAL h4HIS IS NOT GOING TO BE A
STANDARD LUNG TRANSPLANT OPERATIONv
)TS WHAT THE ANATOMY DICTATES 4HE ONLY QUESTION
MARKS ARE THAT )VE NEVER SEEN IT DONE
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INGLY DOWNLOADING CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
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WILL HAVE A FIVE
DAY WINDOW AFTER RECEIVING
THE BOARDS DECISION TO REQUEST REVIEW OF
HIS TERMINATION BY AN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
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URKE WAS AN ACTIVE AND INVOLVED PARISH
IONER AT THE #HURCH OF THE 2ESURRECTION
22. WHILE ALSO SERVING AS A CANTOR
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A RESPONSIBLE MEMBER OF THE 2ESURRECTIONS
MUSIC MINISTRY
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MADE HIM ONE OF A KIND
(IS DOCTORS SAY THERE
MIGHT NOT BE ANOTHER
CHILD ˆ HECK
30. ANOTHER
PERSON ˆ IN THE WORLD
WITH HIS ANATOMICAL
ARRANGEMENT
-OST OTHER HUMANS
HAVE LUNGS FLANKING BOTH
SIDES OF THE HEART !IDANS
ARE LUMPED ON HIS LEFT
SIDE !ND FLIPPED UPSIDE
DOWN !ND BACKWARDS (IS
HEART LOUNGES ALONE ON
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CAVITY (IS LUNGS ARE SEWN
IN
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THEY WOULD FIT
h/NCE THE SURGEON
REALLY OPENED UP IN THERE
AND SAW WHAT THE SPACE
LOOKED LIKE WITH TWO
HEALTHY LUNGS FROM THIS
DONOR
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WORLDS LARGEST CHILDRENS
THORACIC TRANSPLANT CENTER
h5NTIL HIS CHEST WAS OPEN
36. WE DIDNT APPRECIATE HOW
SMALL THAT SPACE REALLY
WASv
!IDAN WAS INTRODUCED
TO THE CONCEPT OF DEATH
AND THE FRAGILITY OF LIFE AT
BIRTH LOWN DIRECTLY FROM
-ANCHESTER
39. HE WAS BORN INTO A
WORLD WITHOUT THE MAJOR
ANATOMY FOR hNORMALv LIFE
UT !IDAN IS PERFECTLY
ABNORMAL
(IS EXCITEMENT COMES
OUT IN A FLOURISH THAT
OVERTAKES HIS BODY HIS
BREATHING THE RASPY
RESEMBLANCE OF A 0UG
(E LAUGHS A WHEEZING
HICCUP MORE CONTAGIOUS
THAN THE LOUDEST YAWN
4HAT LAUGH IS A SURGEON
THAT STITCHES !IDANS NAME
INTO YOUR CONSCIOUSNESS
AND BREATHES LIFE INTO YOUR
SMILE FOR DAYS
!IDANS A GENTLEMAN
7HEN ENTERING HIS HOME
40. HE ASKS IF HE CAN GET YOU
SOMETHING TO DRINK (E
SIGNS HUGS AND BLOWS
KISSES TO HIS TEACHER VIA
3KYPE
(ES ALSO A LADIES MAN
ˆ HIS GIRLFRIEND
42. COMES OVER EVERY OTHER
7EDNESDAY
!IDAN LOVES POLICE
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SHOW h#/03v (E BUCKLES
OVER WITH LAUGHTER AT
THE THOUGHT OF SOMEONE
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DISCOVERY
43. THERE IS STILL
LIMITED GENETIC TESTING
AVAILABLE
.OT PREMATURE AND WITH
NO TRUE CHROMOSOMAL
ABNORMALITIES
44. !IDAN HAS
BEEN GENETICALLY TESTED
AT THREE MAJOR HOSPITALS
4HE ONLY THING THE DOCTORS
KNOW FOR SURE THAT THEY
ARENT SURE
$OCTORS SUSPECT
!IDANS RIGHT LUNG STOPPED
FUNCTIONING AT THE AGE OF
7HAT BEGAN AT
MONTHS OLD AS A
PERSISTENT
47. IRREVERSIBLE LUNG DISEASE
CALLED RONCHIOLITIS
OBLITERANS WITH ORGANIZING
PNEUMONIA
ROM THE AGE OF ON
48. !IDAN COULD BE FOUND
MONTHLY AT THE )OWA
(OSPITALS AND #LINICS
$ESPITE THE FREQUENT
VISITS AND INTENSIVE
HOME THERAPIES
49. !IDANS
CONDITION WORSENED
$OCTORS AND FAMILY
DECIDED THAT LUNG
TRANSPLANTATION WAS
!IDANS ONLY CHANCE AT
LONG
TERM HEALTH
UT A TRANSPLANT IS NOT
A CURE
50. MERELY A CHANCE AT
PROLONGED SURVIVAL
/NLY TO CHILDREN
RECEIVE LUNG TRANSPLANTS
EACH YEAR
51. WHICH MEANS
THERE ARE FEW PEDIATRIC
LUNG TRANSPLANT PROGRAMS
IN THE COUNTRY !CCORDING
TO DATA FROM THE 3T ,OUIS
#HILDRENS (OSPITAL
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NOT ALIVE FIVE YEARS AFTER A
LUNG TRANSPLANT /F THOSE
53. ABOUT PERCENT ARE ALIVE
AFTER YEARS
! FIRST
GRADER AT
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#OLESBURG
%LEMENTARY
60. v THE FOUR
FOOT ROBOT
RESEMBLES A FUTURISTIC
VACUUM CLEANER WITH A
VIDEO SCREEN AND CAMERA
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THE %DGEWOOD
#OLESBURG
%LEMENTARY HALLWAYS
INDEPENDENTLY RATHER THAN
BE CARRIED AROUND IN A
LAPTOP
OR THE TOWNS OF
%DGEWOOD AND #OLESBURG
64. THE
ENTHUSIASM IN RALLYING
BEHIND THEIR COMMUNAL
SON IS SIGNIFICANT 4HE
WORLD DOESNT ALWAYS WAIT
FOR CHILDREN LIKE !IDAN
UT THERES A REASON THAT
!IDAN HAS A LEGION OF MORE
THAN
66. AND ITS NOT
BECAUSE OF HIS MEDICAL
ANOMALIES )TS BECAUSE
UNTIL YOUVE MET !IDAN
67. YOUVE NEVER MET ANYONE
LIKE HIM
h(E IS SO FULL OF
ENERGY HE IS SO MUCH
FUN TO BE AROUND HES SO
OPTIMISTIC
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h+IDS TEND TO BE THAT WAY
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69. v
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7HILE (AUER AND OTHER PEOPLE
TACKLE THE RANGE OF EMOTIONS THAT
ARISE FROM SUCH AN INCIDENT
75. v
*ASPER SAID h4HE UN
FORTUNATE REALITY IS THIS
TYPE OF BEHAVIOR HAP
PENS TOO OFTEN 7HAT
IS NEEDED AS A COM
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THE POINT OF ACTION7HAT ARE WE AS
A COMMUNITY GOING TO DO TO STOP
THIS TYPE OF BEHAVIORv
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MEMBERS TO SWITCH FROM PASSIVE
BYSTANDERS TO ACTIVE BYSTANDERS
(E SAID THAT CHANCE HAPPENS BY
SPEAKING OUT AGAINST ABUSIVE BE
HAVIOR
76. FORCING THE CRIMINAL JUS
TICE SYSTEM TO HOLD THE OFFENDERS
ACCOUNTABLE AND CONTINUING THE
CONVERSATION BEYOND THESE HIGH
PROFILE MISCONDUCT CASES
h4HE STORY GETS SENSATIONAL
IZED AND THEN IT GOES AWAY 4HEN
IT COMES BACK AND WERE SURPRISED
AGAIN
77. v *ASPER ADDED h4HIS TYPE
OF STUFF HAPPENS EVERY SINGLE
DAYv
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OUT AND NEW ONES COME INv
3HE ALWAYS GIVES IT TO HIM
STRAIGHT
%XCEPT WHEN IT CAME TO SPE
CIFICS ON THE DONATED LUNGS
4HOSE CAME FROM 'OD
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4HE TRUTH OF THE BRAIN
DEAD CHILD
FROM ,OUISIANA WHO GAVE !IDAN
AILEY LIFE WILL COME LATER
h%VERY SINGLE NIGHT ) GIVE !ID
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(OSPITAL RATING SERVICES
RECENTLY TOOK ISSUE WITH A
PUBLISHED MEDICAL REPORT
SUGGESTING PUBLICLY MARKETED
RANKINGS OFTEN FAIL TO IDENTIFY
ALL HOSPITALS OF EQUAL QUALITY
4HE STUDY IN THE !RCHIVES OF
3URGERY FOUND LITTLE DIFFERENCE
IN MORTALITY RATES FOR THREE
CANCER PROCEDURES PERFORMED
AT EITHER HOSPITALS HIGHLY RAT
ED BY PRIVATE SERVICES OR OTHER
HIGH
VOLUME HOSPITALS
4HE STUDY SHOWS FOR THREE
TYPES OF CANCER SURGER Y
99. h!MERICAS EST (OSPITALSv
AS RANKED BY )NTERNET
BASED
(EALTH'RADES
100. ARE NO BETTER
THAN THE OTHER HOSPITALS ONCE
THE NUMBER OF PATIENTS THEY
TREAT IS TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT
ASED ON 53 .EWS 7ORLD
2EPORT RANKINGS
101. THE 4OP
HOSPITALS TRUMPED THE REST ON
JUST ONE SURGERY REMOVAL OF
THE COLON OR PART OF IT
h/UR FINDINGS SHOW THAT
BOTH RATINGS FAIL TO IDEN
TIFY EQUALLY WELL
PERFORMING
HOSPITALS OF SIMILAR VOLUME
108. EQUAL
QUALITY HOSPITALv
(EALTH'RADES DISAGREES
h7HILE WERE ENCOURAGED
BY THE STUDY AUTHORS ATTEMPT
TO HELP PATIENTS FIND ACCURATE
QUALITY INFORMATION
109. IN THIS
CASE THE STUDY MAY HAVE THE
OPPOSITE EFFECT AND MIGHT
ACTUALLY DISCOURAGE PATIENTS
FROM GETTING THE INFORMATION
THEY NEED TO MAKE CRITICALLY
IMPORTANT HEALTH CARE DECI
SIONS
112. 7IS ˆ !N AUTOMOTIVE ICON
WHO HAS BEEN PART OF THE ,ANCASTER COMMU
NITY FOR MORE THAN A HALF
CENTURY IS SHUTTING
HIS DOORS HERE FOR GOOD LATER THIS MONTH
UT 4ODD 'ILLILAN
113. ISNT READY TO CALL IT A
CAREER YET 0IONEER -OTORS CLOSES ON RIDAY
115. BUT 'ILLILAN POINTS OUT THAT HE OWNS
-OUND 6IEW -OTORS IN NEARBY 0LATTEVILLE ˆ
ONLY MINUTES AWAY FROM 0IONEERS DOORS
h)M ONE OF THE LAST7ORLD7AR )) VETS ACTIVELY
WORKING
116. v HE NOTES WITH A SMILE AS HE SITS AT HIS
TIDY DESK
)T HAS BEEN A GOOD RIDE
117. AND IT BEGAN IN
WHEN 'ILLILAN SOLD A SINGLE CAR IN A LITTLE COR
NER OF A PASTURE
118. THEN LOCATED TWO BLOCKS AWAY
FROM WHERE 0IONEER -OTORS SITS TODAY
h)T GOT TO A POINT WHERE ) WAS SELLING DOZENS
OF CARS
119. v 'ILLILAN SAID
'ILLILANS CAREER DIDNT START OUT DEALING WITH
FOUR TIRES !T AGE
120. HE WAS WORKING FOR THE
53 0OSTAL 3ERVICE IN THE 7ASHINGTON
130. WHO TREKKED BACK TO ,ANCASTER AND
LAUNCHED HIS CAREER IN A PASTURE CORNER
4HE CAREER EVOLVED OVER THE YEARS !T ONE
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KNOW WHAT THESE ACCOLADES
MEAN
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138. OFTEN BESTOWED AFTER A
COMPREHENSIVE SURVEY PRO
CESS
!N ORGANIZATION CALLED
THE *OINT #OMMISSION HAS
ACCREDITED HOSPITALS FOR
MORE THAN YEARS !P
PROXIMATELY
141. PRESIDENT AND #%/ OF -ERCY
-EDICAL #ENTER
$UBUQUE
h)T IS BASED ON RIGOROUS
PUBLISHED STANDARDS AND
IS GRANTED ONLY
AFTER AN ON
SITE
SURVEY AND AS
SESSMENT OF THE
ORGANIZATIONS
PERFORMANCE IN
RELATION TO THOSE
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VARIOUS WAYS
hINLEYS PATIENT
CARE
QUALITY PERFORMANCE MET
RICS ARE UTILIZED BY NUMER
OUS GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE
HEALTH
CARE RATING RESOURCES
THAT PUBLISH PUBLIC DATA TO
ASSIST PATIENTS IN SELECTING
A QUALITY HOSPITAL
145. 4HOMSON
2EUTERS AND 53 .EWS
7ORLD 2EPORT EST (OSPITALS
ARE AMONG THE
ORGANIZATIONS
THAT ROUTINELY
RATE OR RANK HOS
PITALS
3OME OF THESE
ARE COMPLETELY
I N D E P E N D E N T
RATINGS OF HOSPI
TAL PERFORMANCE /THERS ARE
RATING SERVICES PURCHASED BY
THE HOSPITALS
h0ATIENTS SHOULD CONSIDER
THE DATA AND METHODOLOGY OF
EACH BEFORE USING THE RANK
INGS TO SELECT A HOSPITAL
147. EXECU
TIVE DIRECTOR OF )OWA (EALTH
3YSTEMS #ENTER FOR #LINI
CAL 4RANSFORMATION
148. WHICH
WORKS WITH SENIOR AFFILIATE
4HE INLEY (OSPITAL TO IM
PROVE PATIENT CARE
4HE h(OSPITAL #OMPAREv
SERVICE PROVIDED BY -EDI
CARE OFFERS A TYPE OF RATING
152. v
+NIGHT SAID
4HE -EDICARE SERVICE
IS LOCATED ONLINE AT WWW
HOSPITALCOMPAREHHSGOV
83%4
h7E RECEIVE LITERALLY DOZ
ENS OF AWARDS EACH YEAR
153. v
+NIGHT SAID h-OST ARE NEV
ER BROUGHT TO THE PUBLICS
ATTENTION BECAUSE WE WOULD
BE REQUIRED TO PAY A FEE FOR
THE PRIVILEGE OF ADVERTISING
THEMv
+NIGHT PUTS LESS STOCK IN
AWARDS THAT ARE PURCHASED
THAN IN AWARDS THAT ARE NON
COMMERCIALIZED
hUT ITS VIRTUALLY IMPOS
SIBLE FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC
TO KNOW WHICH IS WHICH
164. v
BEGINNING THE LIBERATION
OF 'ERMAN
OCCUPIED
WESTERN %UROPE
s )N
165. BLACK
ACTIVIST *AMES -EREDITH
WAS SHOT AND WOUNDED
AS HE WALKED ALONG A
-ISSISSIPPI HIGHWAY TO
ENCOURAGE BLACK VOTER
REGISTRATION
4HE !SSOCIATED 0RESS
TIME
166. 'ILLILAN WAS A PARTNER
IN A .ASH DEALERSHIP IN EN
NIMORE FROM TO )T
WAS AT 0IONEER -OTORS SELL
ING '- PRODUCTS THAT 'ILLI
LAN MADE HIS NAME
176. '-# 4RUCK
'ILLILAN EXPLAINED THAT THIS
MADE IT DIFFICULT TO OPERATE
A SUCCESSFUL CAR DEALERSHIP
)N ITS HEYDAY
177. 0IONEER -O
TORS HAD UP TO FULL
TIME
EMPLOYEES NOW ITS DOWN TO
SIX
UT IT HAS BEEN A GOOD
RUN
h) LIKE EVERY PART OF THIS
BUSINESS
178. v 'ILLILAN SAIDh4HE
BEST PART OF THE DAY IS WHEN
) COME TO WORK !ND ) REALLY
HAVE BEEN BLESSEDv
(E CITED THE TOP
OF
THE
LINE '- PRODUCTS HE SOLD
OVER THE YEARS
179. GREAT EMPLOY
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180. GOING BACK AS FAR
AS FOUR GENERATIONS AMILIES
PURCHASED AND SERVICED THEIR
VEHICLES AT 0IONEER -OTORS
'ILLILAN ACKNOWLEDGES IT
ISNT AS INTERESTING TO SELL CARS
NOW AS IT USED TO BE
h7E USED TO START OFF
182. v HE SAID h9OU DRIVE DOWN
THE ROAD TODAY AND YOU SEE
A #HEVROLET ˆ YOU CANT TELL
IF ITS A #HEVROLET OR A UICK
4HEY USE THE SAME DESIGN
THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE INDUS
TRY
187. NEW FEA
TURES EVERY YEAR OR TWO )T
GAVE PEOPLE A REASON TO BUY
A CAR EVERY YEARv
'ILLILAN RECALLS WITH A CER
TAIN AMOUNT OF NOSTALGIA
'-S 6
POWERED MUSCLE
CARS OF THE S ˆ LIKE THE
0ONTIAC '4/ AND IREBIRD
4RANS !M
207. AND EVEN HEART
4HE NUMBER OF ACTIVE AND
INACTIVE PATIENTS ON THE NA
TIONAL LUNG DONOR WAITING
LIST SAW A STARK DECLINE OVER
MUCH OF THE PAST DECADE
224. WAITING TIMES FOR LUNG TRANS
PLANTATION AND DEATH RATES
ON THE WAITING LIST
h9OU WANT TO MAXIMIZE
THE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE SICK
EST PATIENTS WHO STILL HAVE A
CHANCE TO DERIVE BENEFIT
225. v
SAID 3T ,OUIS #HILDRENS
(OSPITAL 0ULMONOLOGIST $R
!LBERT ARO
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-OST OF THE SERIOUS LUNG
DAMAGE IN THE PEDIATRIC POP
ULATION COMES FROM THE DIS
EASE CYSTIC FIBROSIS
226. A STICKY
MUCUS BUILD
UP IN THE LUNGS
AND DIGESTIVE TRACT )N
229. REMAINED THE
MOST COMMON INDICATION
FOR LUNG TRANSPLANTATION IN
CHILDREN AND ACCOUNTED FOR
NEARLY PERCENT OF PEDIAT
RIC LUNG TRANSPLANTS )RONI
CALLY
230. ITS ONE CONDITION THAT
!IDAN NEVER SUFFERED FROM
UT ITS ALSO THE AREA THATS
MOST BREATHED LIFE INTO HIS
JOURNEY FOR NEW LUNGS
-OST OF THE INHALED MEDI
CATIONS !IDAN USES ARE ADAPT
ED FROM CYSTIC FIBROSIS CARE
(E ALSO HAS TAKEN ADVANTAGE
OF THE TYPES AND ADMINIS
TRATION TECHNIQUES OF THE
MEDICINES 4HESE ADVANCE
MENTS HAVE HELPED SHORTEN
THE ORGAN DONOR LIST
231. AS WHAT
WAS ONCE A TWO
TO THREE
YEAR
WAIT IS NOW OFTEN CLOSER TO SIX
MONTHS
$ESPITE SCIENTIFIC IM
PROVEMENTS
232. SUPPLY AND DE
MAND REMAIN AN ISSUE
h4HERE IS ALWAYS A GREAT
NEED TO BE ORGAN DONORS
236. LIVING IN A HOTEL ATTACHED TO
THE 3T ,OUIS #HILDRENS (OS
PITAL
237. WAITING FOR THE PHONE
CALL THAT MIGHT NEVER COME
UT THE POSSIBILITY THAT LUNGS
WOULDNT COME NEVER REALLY
CROSSED 'EARHARTS MIND
4HE PAIR LIVE IN A BUBBLE
OF POSITIVITY THAT IS NEARLY
IMPOSSIBLE TO CRACK !S 'EAR
HART OFTEN NOTES
238. hNEGATIVITY
IS A WASTE OF TIMEv
7HILE LIVING OUTSIDE THE
HOSPITAL
240. FIXING LIGHT BULBS
WITH THE JANITOR HE PATROLLED
THE GROUNDS ON HIS BIKE WITH
THE SECURITY CREW AND SPENT
TIME WITH THE HOUSEKEEPERS
%VERYWHERE HE GOES
241. HE ADDS
SOMEONE NEW TO HIS FAMILY
EFORE SWITCHING TO THE
SHOW h#/03
242. v !IDAN WOULD
WATCH REAL
LIFE SURGICAL
PROCEDURES ON 46 .OT THE
h'REYS !NATOMYv TYPES ˆ
HE HAS SPENT ENOUGH TIME IN
HOSPITALS TO KNOW THE DIFFER
ENCE (E OFTEN ASKS EXPECTING
MOTHERS IF THEY ARE HAVING A
NATURAL BIRTH OR #
SECTION (E
THEN GIVES THE LADYS TUMMY
A KISS
(IS FASCINATION AND PAS
SION FOR THE WORLD AROUND
HIM WOULD MAKE #URIOUS
'EORGE BLUSH !ND EVERYONE
SEEMS TO TAKE NOTICE
h3YRINGES AND TONGUE DE
PRESSORS ˆ IT DOESNT TAKE
A LOT TO MAKE !IDAN HAP
PY
243. v 3TARNER SAID h(E CAN
CONNECT WITH PEOPLE 4HE
JANITORS
253. BECAUSE HE
WOULDNT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO
MAKE IT MUCH LONGERv
$URING !IDANS TRANS
PLANT
254. THE SURGEON FOUND
T H A T T H E O N L Y W A Y T W O
HEALTHY LUNGS WOULD FIT IN
!IDANS BODY WAS BY PUT
TING THE LUNGS ON THE SAME
SIDE
255. FLIPPING THEM UPSIDE
DOWN AND BACKWARDS !ID
AN MIGHT BE THE ONLY PERSON
IN THE WORLD WITH THIS ORGAN
ARRANGEMENT
4HAT ALSO MEANS ADDI
TIONAL CHALLENGES 3IX AND
SEVEN DAYS AFTER THE TRANS
PLANT
258. FORCED !IDAN BACK TO THE
OPERATING ROOM
4HERE IS NO CLEAR PATH FOR
BACTERIA TO FLOW THROUGH HIS
BODY 4HE MUCUS TAKES SO
MANY TWISTS AND TURNS TO GET
OUT THAT AIRWAY CLEARANCE
IS VITAL 4O COPE
259. HE WEARS A
SPECIAL VEST EVERY DAY THAT
OSCILLATES AND VIBRATES THE
SECRETIONS IN HIS LUNGS
260. MAK
ING IT EASIER TO COUGH
4HE BIGGEST RISK IN !ID
ANS DAY
TO
DAY LIFE IS BEING
ON DRUGS THAT SUPPRESS HIS
IMMUNE SYSTEM 4HE MEDS
KEEP !IDANS BODY FROM RE
JECTING HIS NEW LUNGS BUT
ALSO STOP HIS BODY FROM
FIGHTING INFECTIONS LIKE IT
SHOULD
h)F YOU HAD A SNIFFLE AND
YOU DONT EVEN FEEL SICK
268. ,INDA 4EGEL
ER h3HE UNDERSTANDS HOW HE
LEARNS 3HE HAS BEEN AN ANGEL
IN DISGUISE FOR HIMv
!IDAN LIVES IN A SUNSHINE
YELLOW RANCH HOME IN %DGE
WOOD WITH 'EARHART AND HER
HUSBAND 0A
0A (E RELISHES
THE VISITS FROM HIS MOTHER
AND THREE YOUNGER BROTHERS
272. HIS MOUTH STILL
LEARNING TO FOLLOW 4HIRTEEN
MONTHS REMOVED FROM THE
LATEST SURGERY ON HIS PALATE
ˆ HE WAS BORN WITHOUT ONE
ˆ HE HAS PROGRESSED FROM
THE SPEECH CAPABILITIES OF A
NEWBORN TO A
YEAR
OLD
!IDANS CLASSMATES
273. WHO
SEE HIM ON THE COMPUTER
MONITOR VIA 3KYPE
274. TELL STO
RIES OF !IDAN LIKE THEY WOULD
IF THEY WERE GROWING UP WITH
0AUL UNYAN (E PULLS OUT
AND CLEANS HIS EYEBALL AND
DRINKS MILK THROUGH HIS
STOMACH (E SOMETIMES
TAKES HIS TEACHER ON LAWN
MOWER RIDES /THER TIMES
275. HE
PAINTS HIS FINGERNAILS PINK
ETWEEN THE ROCK STAR
LORE AND DESIRE TO SEE MORE
OF THEIR SEEMINGLY FAR
AWAY
FRIEND
298. RIGHT EYE
ALMOST GUIDING HIS PENCIL
TO ANSWER THE PROBLEM AT
HAND (E WRITES IN PERFECT
FIRST
GRADE PENMANSHIP (E
QUICKLY TAPS HIS DESK
)TS LANGUAGE ARTS %ARLIER
IN THE WEEK
302. WHO FACES IT TOWARD
THEIR LAPTOP FILLED WITH A
CLASSROOM OF STUDENTS AND
!IDANS TEACHER
h6ISION MEANS BEING
ABLE TO SEE WITH YOUR EYES
303. v
'EARHART READS FOR !IDAN h)
ONLY HAVE VISION IN ONE EYEv
x
! FIRST
GRADER AT
%DGEWOOD
#OLESBURG
%LEMENTARY
304. !IDAN GOES TO
SCHOOL EVERY DAY THROUGH
3KYPE A VIDEO
CALLING
SERVICE !IDAN TAKES NINE
MEDICATIONS DAILY TO KEEP HIS
BODY FROM REJECTING A DOUBLE
LUNG TRANSPLANT
305. LEAVING HIM
WITH ZERO IMMUNE SYSTEM
4HAT MEANS ANY SICKNESS
COULD BE !IDANS LAST
(IS CHANCES OF EVER
PHYSICALLY ATTENDING SCHOOL
ARE BETTER THAN THEY ONCE
WERE
312. VI
OLENCE
PREVENTION EDUCATOR
WITH THE 2IVERVIEW #ENTER
h2EACHING OUT AND GETTING
HELP IS THE BEST THING TO DOv
(E ADMITTED IT CAN BE DIF
FICULT FOR PARENTS TO KNOW
WHAT TO DO
313. ESPECIALLY IN THE
SITUATION THAT MANY PARENTS
OF 3AGEVILLE %LE
MENTARY 3CHOOL
STUDENTS FIND
THEMSELVES IN
RIGHT NOW
2OBERT URKE
315. WAS ARRESTED RI
DAY ON A FEDERAL
COUNT OF RECEIVING CHILD POR
NOGRAPHY (E ALSO ADMITTED
IN A CRIMINAL COMPLAINT TO
INSTALLING A VIDEO CAMERA
IN A BOYS BATHROOM AT THE
SCHOOL TO OBTAIN IMAGES OF
BOYS USING THE RESTROOM
)N THE COMPLAINT
316. URKE
STATED HE HADNT TOUCHED
CHILDREN IN A SEXUAL MAN
NER4HE GOVERNMENT DOESNT
HAVE EVIDENCE AT THIS TIME TO
CONTRADICT THAT STATEMENT
h)T IS HARD TO KNOW HOW
TO APPROACH IT WHEN YOU
DONT KNOW THE FULL STORY
321. AND ENSURE
THAT CHILDREN FEEL LIKE EVERY
THING IS GOING TO BE /+
h4HOSE LEAD US TO THE AC
TIONS THAT WE NEED TO TAKE TO
HELP THEM
322. v :ANGER SAID
4HE FOLLOWING CONTAINS
EXCERPTS FROM A LETTER WRIT
TEN BY $UBUQUE #OM
MUNITY 3CHOOL $ISTRICT
3UPERINTENDENT ,ARIE 'ODI
NEZ THAT 3AGEVILLE %LEMEN
TARY 3CHOOL PARENTS WILL RE
CEIVE IN THE MAIL TODAY 4HE
4ELEGRAPH (ERALD
324. DE
CLINED 'ODINEZS REQUEST
TO WITHHOLD ITS PUBLICATION
MORE THAN HOURS ˆ UNTIL
3AGEVILLE PARENTS RECEIVED
THEIR COPIES IN THE MAIL
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340. ,)#$('#)*
4HE FORMER SUNROOM
INSIDE THE HOME AT
3 ,OCUST 3T MIRRORS THE
SCHOOLHOUSE SOME MILES
AWAY 4HE BULLETIN BOARD
341. DESK AND CURRICULUM ARE
DETAILED DOWN TO THE PENCIL
SHAVINGS
4HE PAIR GOES ABOUT ITS
DAILY ROUTINE WITH SURGICAL
PRECISION 3CHOOL IS SCHOOL
0LAY IS PLAY )T IS SEPARATE
342. THOUGH THE CONFINES ARE
ONLY FEET APART
h(E IS A GREAT KID AND HE
DESERVES EVERYTHING THAT
THESE KIDS GET
347. SELF
PROPELLED ROBOT AVATAR THAT
ALLOWS !IDAN THE AUTONOMY
TO MANEUVER AROUND THE
SCHOOL FROM HOME
4HE IDEA CAME FROM A
NEWSCAST 4EGELER SAW ON
A
YEAR
OLD FROM 4EXAS
WHO STARTING USING THE6'O
ROBOT AFTER KIDNEY DISEASE
DESTROYED HIS IMMUNE
SYSTEM 4HE %DGEWOOD AND
#OLESBURG COMMUNITIES
REACHED AND SURPASSED
THE FUNDRAISING GOAL
348. EVEN PUTTING A THREE
YEAR
MAINTENANCE PLAN ON
!IDANS SELF
DESCRIBED TWIN
350. THE
6'O CAN BE CONTROLLED BY
!IDANS HOME LAPTOP OR BY
A REMOTE6ELCRO
ED TO THE
ROBOTS SIDE ! CAMERA ON
TOP OF THE TUBULAR
SHAPED
MACHINE ALLOWS !IDAN TO SEE
HIS CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT
AND ALSO TAKE SNAPSHOTS
-UCH LIKE WITH THE LAPTOP
351. A
VIEW SCREEN STREAMS !IDANS
ACTIONS TO THE CLASS /N THE
BACK IS A HEADPHONE JACK
352. 53 PORTS AND SPEAKERS
h3OMETIMES ) GET BUSY
AND ) GO OUT OF THE ROOM AND
TAKE THE KIDS TO SPECIALS AND
) WILL HAVE FORGOTTEN ABOUT
!IDAN
353. v 4EGELER SAID h!ND
THERE HE SITS 3O PATIENTLY
WAITING .OW HE CAN GET
RIGHT IN LINE WITH THE REST OF
THE KIDSv
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!FTER SIX MONTHS OF TRIALS
354. 6'O #OMMUNICATIONS )NC
INTRODUCED THE MODERATELY
PRICED ROBOT TECHNOLOGY
TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN
*ANUARY OF THIS YEAR
4HERE ARE CURRENTLY
ABOUT UNITS BEING USED
IN THREE FIELDS HEALTH CARE
PERCENT
359. THE6'O
REPRESENTS A PHYSICAL
PRESENCE IN THE OFFICE FOR
THE TRAVELING PROFESSIONAL
360. ALLOWING INDIVIDUALS TO
REMOTELY MANAGE A FACILITY
WHILE TRAVELING
$ESPITE LIMITED
AWARENESS AND THE CURRENT
LACK OF FUNDING IN MOST
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
361. 3EMONITE SEES SCHOOL USE
OF THE6'O AS ONE OF THE
INDUSTRYS MOST PROMISING
! COST
EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE
TO TUTORS
365. v HE SAID h!
RECENT PURCHASE CAME FROM
SOMEONE WHO WAS INJURED
IN A CAR ACCIDENT 3HE WAS
OUT FOR A MONTH AND THEY
WERE WORRIED ABOUT HER
FALLING BEHIND AND HAVING
TO REPEAT THE SEMESTER
366. BUT
A6'O ALLOWS HER TO NOT MISS
THAT MONTH )T WILL BE A TOOL
AND SHARED DEVICE USED AS
NEEDEDv
4HE6'O CAN BE USED
ANYWHERE THERE IS A7II
CONNECTION AND COULD SOON
BE FUNCTIONAL THROUGH '
CELLULAR COVERAGE
3EMONITE SAID THERE
ARE A COUPLE OF COMPETING
COMPANIES THAT HAVE
ANNOUNCED A SIMILAR
TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM
367. AND
HE EXPECTS TO SEE THOSE
PRODUCTS ON THE MARKET BY
THE END OF THE YEAR
h) BELIEVE THERE WILL BE A
ROBOT IN EVERY SCHOOL
371. v
3EMONITE SAID h)T WILL
START INITIALLY WITH AMILY
#AREGIVER ASSOCIATIONS
7ITH THE AGING POPULATION
AND MORE OF THE BURDEN OF
CARE BEING PUT ON FAMILY
MEMBERS
372. THIS IS A SOLUTION
THAT CAN ADD A LOT OF VALUEv
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!FTER UNDERGOING PALATE
SURGERY IN !PRIL
373. THE
TRACHEOTOMY TUBE THAT
ACCOMPANIED !IDANS NECK
SINCE BIRTH WAS CLOSED AT
THE END OF /CTOBER 3INCE
THEN
374. HES BEEN LEARNING TO
SPEAK7ITH THE MIND OF A
YEAR
OLD AND THE SPEECH
CAPABILITIES OF A NEWBORN
383. FOR A LONG
TIME !IDAN FEARED OTHER KIDS
MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE
(ED LIVED IN AN ADULT WORLD
HIS ENTIRE LIFE
h)F YOU WOULD PUT HIM IN A
ROOM AND THERE WOULD BE A
KID WITH -ATCHBOX CARS
AND A DOCTOR WITH A WHITE
COAT SITTING THERE
392. !IDANS
PULMONOLOGIST AT THE
5NIVERSITY OF )OWA (OSPITALS
AND #LINICS h-UCH BETTER
THAN ) WOULD HAVE GUESSEDv
4HE SUMMER OFFERS
OPPORTUNITIES NOT AWARDED
TO !IDAN DURING THE WINTER
7HEN THE WEATHER IS WARM
398. HE
HIT THE BALL AND MADE IT TO
FIRST WITHOUT GETTING OUT
FOR THE FIRST TIME %VEN THE
OPPOSING TEAMS PARENTS
STOOD UP AND CLAPPED
h(E NEEDED TO DO THINGS
WITH OTHER KIDS HE NEEDED
TO BE A KID AND THIS WAS THE
FIRST TIME HE REALLY HAD THE
CHANCE TO DO THAT
399. v 'EARHART
SAID
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$ESPITE A MYRIAD
OF PHYSICAL ANOMALIES
INCLUDING BEING BORN
WITHOUT A PALATE
407. THAT
3T ,OUIS #HILDRENS (OSPITAL
0ULMONOLOGIST $R !LBERT
ARO SAYS THERE IS NO REASON
!IDAN COULDNT SOMEDAY
PHYSICALLY ATTEND SCHOOL
AND PARTICIPATE IN MOST
ACTIVITIES
h/UTSIDE OF COMMON
SENSE
408. WE NEVER REALLY
RECOMMEND THAT THE
CHILDREN LIVE IN A BUBBLE
409. v
ARO SAID h)T DEFEATS THE
PURPOSE OF HAVING GONE
THROUGH ALL OF THISv
!S ONE MIGHT GUESS
413. IS ONE OF THE MOST
COMMON VIRUSES IN THE
WORLD ˆ MOST EVERYONE
IS INFECTED AT SOME TIME
OR ANOTHER WITHOUT EVER
NOTICING IT !IDANS LATEST
BLOOD WORK RESULTS SHOWED
AN ELEVATED %6 LOAD
425. v
4EGELER SAID h3HE SAYS
THINGS JUST SEEM TO COME
OUT OF NOWHEREv
3OME PEOPLE ARE BORN
WITH A CHARISMA THAT PEOPLE
RESPOND TO !IDAN IS ONE OF
THOSE LUCKY PEOPLE
4HROUGH HIS FIRST SEVEN
YEARS
426. !IDAN HAS ENDURED
MORE THAN MOST WILL SEE IN
A LIFETIME 4HAT PAIN IS THE
ONLY THING HIS GRANDMA
WOULD CHANGE 3HE SAYS
THAT EVERYTHING ELSE IS
WONDERFUL
%VERY MORNING SHE
WAKES UP AND THANKS 'OD
FOR LETTING HER TRAVEL THE
SEEMINGLY ENCLOSED WORLD
WITH HER GRANDSON 3HE
REALLY DOES %VERY MORNING
!ND ITS HARD TO BLAME
HER
h) CANT WAIT TO GET !IDAN
UP EVERY DAY
427. v 'EARHART
SAID h) KNOW THAT SOUNDS
WEIRD 3TUCK IN THIS HOUSE
UT ITS JUST AMAZING TO
WATCH HIM LEARN THINGS
h(ES TAKEN ME ON AN
AMAZING JOURNEY ) WOULD
NEVER
